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Late retirement

If, with the Company's agreement, you continue in employment after your Normal Pension Age, further contributions will be paid into your Retirement Account. The existing monies in your Retirement Account will continue to be invested and together with future contributions, will accumulate investment income until you actually retire.

You should note that up until 1st October 2006, members need to seek the Company's agreement to stay in service past their 60th birthday. From 1st October 2006, there is no such requirement until you reach age 65. More details can be found under Retirement Age.

Current law requires you to put your benefits into payment no later than your 75th birthday.